the 1920s was also called Habimah. List of Israel Prize recipients Berenbaum, Michael; Skolnik, Fred, eds. (2007). "Habimah". Encyclopaedia Judaica (2nd ed...

country's leading actress and henceforth her career was identified with Habimah." Yerushalmi, Dorit (March 1, 2009). "Hanna Rovina". Jewish Women: A Comprehensive...

1922, Stramer's troupe had taken the name Teatrul Naţional Evreiesc Habimah (Habimah National Yiddish Theater). They sought, and in March 1922 received...

Yiddish theater where she was noticed by the Habimah. In 1951, she auditioned and was accepted into the Habimah where she played until 1994. Zohar (meaning...

HaMaccabi. Bikel started acting while in his teens. He performed with Habimah Theatre in 1943, and was one of the founding members of the Cameri Theatre...

directed by Vakhtangov in the same year was S. Ansky's The Dybbuk with the Habimah theater troupe. Vakhtangov died of cancer. The later part of his career...

Sefardi ("Sephardic Garden" 1970), which were successfully performed at Habimah, Israel's national theater in Tel Aviv. He is also the author of The Six...

in Tel Aviv, where he continued to write and worked as a dramaturg for Habimah, later the Israeli national theatre, for 30 years. For a period following...

2012, McIlwain called the anti-Israel protest against the performance of Habimah at The Globe Theater "unwanted, unwarranted and disgraceful." Christian...

1948, followed the same year by a limited repertory engagement by the Habimah Players, a three-week concert series, and a transfer of High Button Shoes...